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Big brand, little speaker – Harman Kardon launch the NEO personal speaker

Over the years you develop a real knowledge of what’s luxury and high end, aspirational if you will. That applies to brands in all categories from tech to cars and everything in between.

Harman Kardon is such a brand. It’s a name you see inside BMW cars, it’s a name associated with serious high end audio systems.

But it’s also a brand anyone can afford, with the launch of the new Harman Kardon NEO in Australia.

For it’s size, you might think it’s overpriced – and that’s the challenge in a retail or comparative setting, this is not a like for like with others of it’s size. It, like all Harman Kardon will bat above their average.

Basically palm-sized, this works anywhere. For the kids in the car, the campsite, the holiday home, the kitchen, it’s an elegant design with great sound.

Also perfect for travel, throw it in with your clothes to ensure you’re entertained no matter where you are heading.

You should hear 10 hours worth of music on the go, plus there’s a great echo-cancelling feature on the speakerphone facility ensuring great quality calls on the go – with your office being anywhere today, that’s ideal.

Marcus Fry from HARMAN says “The launch of the Harman Kardon NEO to Australia showcases our commitment to providing our customers with the most innovative products that fit within their specific lifestyles. Where the Citation range is the perfect system for your home, the compact NEO is the perfect travel or home office companion with 2 colours to fit every household, music lover and adventurer.”

It’s available online now from Harman Kardon, for $169.95

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